Skeddly uses only AWS infrastructure. There are no data centres used. As such, physical access to Skeddly infrastructure (even by Skeddly personnel) is not possible.

Skeddly uses an RDS database to store account information. This includes information such as:

Only the company president has access to the data in the RDS databases.

User passwords are one-way salted and hashed before being stored. There is no way to recover and/or otherwise reverse-engineer passwords.

Support personnel have access to action execution logs for support purposes only.

Engineers have access to action execution logs for technical debugging purposes only.

Access to your AWS, Azure, or GCP account only happens by:

In the event that access to your cloud account is required outside of the above (usually for debugging purposes), explicit permission will be requested first. 

Since this would be outside normal behaviour, all such access is performed only by the company president.

All access would be logged by CloudTrail (if accessing your AWS account).

All credit card information is stored within Stripe.
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Once you submit your credit card information on the forms, that information is sent directly from your web browser to Stripe via HTTPS, it doesn't ever touch Skeddly servers. Credit card information is never stored within the Skeddly infrastructure.

The only information viewable is:

Only the company president has access to the Stripe accounts.

Only the company president has access to the PayPal account.

Whenever supported by the service, access to any third-party service used by Skeddly requires use of two-factor authentication (2FA, MFA). This includes the use of:

Only the company president has access to these devices.